Lies, damned lies, and the lockdown: Stopping misinformation amid a pandemic In the middle of a global health pandemic, misinformation can prove fatal. Posted 30 Apr 2020
Who benefits from Westminster’s First Past the Post voting system? Westminster's voting system hurts voters. Here's how. Posted 29 Apr 2020
How do we tackle the ‘infodemic’ of misinformation around coronavirus? How do we tackle misinformation around coronavirus? Posted 27 Apr 2020
Why are Britain’s unelected Lords hiding from scrutiny? It was a Parliamentary first – and it went without a hitch. On Wednesday, voters and MPs tuned in to the first-ever 'virtual' Prime Minister’s Questions. Posted 24 Apr 2020
How do House of Lords expenses work? As Lords lobby to receive their expenses to work from home, it’s worth taking a look at the current payments system in Britain's unelected second chamber.... Posted 23 Apr 2020
New report shows why Britain’s campaign rules need an overhaul before next May New analysis of the 2019 General Election has highlighted major pressures on Britain’s electoral process. Posted 23 Apr 2020
We’re getting closer to a ‘virtual Parliament’ – but there’s more to do We cannot let voters’ voices be diminished when life-changing decisions are being made every day. Posted 16 Apr 2020
After the crisis: Is 2020 the year when Welsh civil society takes centre stage? Where next for Wales' civil society? Posted 16 Apr 2020
New pandemic, new politics? Parliament must be innovative when it returns after recess Next Tuesday, MPs and Peers return to Parliament. In theory, at least... Posted 14 Apr 2020
Keir Starmer will have to combine working together with in-depth scrutiny Within hours of victory, new Labour leader Keir Starmer had vowed to work with Boris Johnson ‘in the national interest’ to tackle the mounting coronavirus crisis – following a letter from the PM urging opposition... Posted 09 Apr 2020